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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><rss xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" version="2.0"><channel><title>New Advent</title><description>These stories have been handpicked from blogs and news sites around the Web -- some Catholic, some not.</description><link>https://www.newadvent.org/news/feedburner.xml</link><atom:link href="https://www.newadvent.org/news/feedburner.xml" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml"/> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-5564303504514694947</guid><category>Head</category><title>Kelvin Cardinal Felix, First Cardinal From the Antilles, Dies at 91...</title><link>https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/257873/caribbean-cardinal-kelvin-felix-dies-at-91</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>Cardinal Kelvin Edward Felix died in his home on the island nation of St. Lucia Thursday, the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, at the age of 91.The Dominican cardinal led the Archdiocese of Castries in St. Lucia from 1981 until his retirement in 2008. In 2014, in his first-ever consistory, Pope Francis made Felix a cardinal, the first from the Antilles.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-6804623921638041799</guid><category>Left</category><title>Against Our False Gospel: Medieval Wisdom on the Spiritual Battle...</title><link>https://denvercatholic.org/against-our-false-gospel-medieval-wisdom-on-the-spiritual-battle/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (R. Jared Staudt)</author><description>The modern world pushes its own gospel that focuses on the “self.” There is no need to fear God, for he is merciful. Follow your heart and your desires, for that brings happiness. You don’t have to think about anything negative, like death and judgment. You can decide for yourself what is sinful in your own conscience...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-1679810469644984113</guid><category>Center</category><title>Sparking Joy, Another Way, and the Genius of Art...</title><link>https://www.pillarcatholic.com/p/sparking-joy-another-way-and-the</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Ed Condon)</author><description>The Central Committee of German Catholics (ZdK) issued a withering denunciation of the bishops, warning that they had “cast doubt on the extent to which they respect the central resolutions of the synodal way” and demanding, in essence, that the bishops recommit themselves to toeing the line.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-3532659365526341742</guid><category>Left</category><title>US Bishops to Decide Whether to Affirm Opening Cause of Canonization for Marian Visionary Adele Brise...</title><link>https://www.osvnews.com/2024/05/27/us-bishops-to-decide-whether-to-affirm-opening-the-cause-for-marian-visionary-adele-brise/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>The U.S. bishops will soon hold a consultation on a petition to open the cause for canonization of Adele Brise, to whom the Blessed Virgin Mary is believed to have appeared in northeast Wisconsin in 1859. Green Bay Bishop David L. Ricken, who declared in 2010 that the apparitions to Brise were worthy of belief...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-1722433205054948186</guid><category>Center</category><title>Blood of the Covenant: Looking Ahead to This Sunday’s Celebration of Corpus Christi...</title><link>https://stpaulcenter.com/audio/sunday-bible-reflections/blood-of-the-covenant-scott-hahn-reflects-on-corpus-christi/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Scott Hahn)</author><description>All of today’s readings are set in the context of the Passover. The First Reading recalls the old covenant celebrated at Sinai following the first Passover and the Exodus. In sprinkling the blood of the covenant on the Israelites, Moses was symbolizing God’s desire in this covenant to make them His family, His “blood” relations.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-8828434379987573379</guid><category>Left</category><title>Friendship in Marriage: What Really Makes a Home...</title><link>https://life-craft.org/friendship-in-marriage-what-really-makes-a-home/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (John Cuddeback)</author><description>A key explanation of why happiness is so elusive is in the answer to this question: Why are some homes more a ‘home’ than others? This is no surprise, since the wise tell us that home is where our heart is at rest. Indeed, where else would our heart be at rest? Life experience brings to light what to the young might not be so clear. Real rest is elusive...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-368480337636028402</guid><category>Center</category><title>The Hallmark liturgical calendar...</title><link>https://www.catholicculture.org/commentary/hallmark-liturgical-calendar/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Phil Lawler)</author><description>Did you celebrate Trinity Sunday yesterday? At the Vatican, the same feast was on the liturgical calendar, but the focus was on the First World Children’s Day. On January 1 we celebrate the feast of Mary, Mother of God. But if you read the newspapers the next day, the stories from Rome will be about the World Day of Peace...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-2232888088330641224</guid><category>Left</category><title>Mushrooms and other fungi — and our sins...</title><link>https://www.catholicculture.org/commentary/mushrooms-and-other-fungiand-our-sins/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Jeff Mirus)</author><description>My wife and I have been battling mushrooms amid the fairly lush grass in one section of our front yard. We’ve had a few pop up here and there in recent years, but this Spring there have been scores of them (sometimes hundreds) popping up every few days, especially after significant rain, for they love moisture. According to the most knowledgeable authorities...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-1962197983385155291</guid><category>Center</category><title>This Is GK Chesterton’s 150th Birthday — Here’s Why He Remains So Relevant Today...</title><link>https://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/chesterton-150th-birthday</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Fr. Raymond de Souza)</author><description>Writing about the defiant and flamboyant G.K. Chesterton is fraught. It requires quoting him, and then one quotation piles upon another, and it seems a disservice to the reader for the author to interrupt Chesterton’s words with his own. So what results is a compendium of quotations, more a small anthology than an article...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-2469529302274586484</guid><category>Left</category><title>Francis Faces Another Mess in Argentina...</title><link>https://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/pope-francis-mess-in-argentina</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>Pope Francis is having serious trouble with the appointment of bishops in his native Argentina.It is quite likely that the latest calamity will kill off whatever slim chance existed of a papal visit home later this year. It was the disastrous papal visit to Chile in 2018, plagued by controversy over troublesome episcopal appointments, that led the Holy Father to cease visiting South America.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-6458060973352558910</guid><category>Center</category><title>Lost Caravaggio Painting of Christ Goes on Display in the Prado: ‘One of the Greatest Discoveries in the History of Art’...</title><link>https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/257828/lost-masterpiece-of-christ-now-on-display-one-of-the-greatest-discoveries-in-the-history-of-art</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>A lost masterpiece by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio was recently rediscovered and is now on display in what experts are calling “one of the greatest discoveries in the history of art.” Titled “Ecce Homo” (“Behold the Man”), the painting was created between 1605 and 1609 and depicts the moment Pontius Pilate presented the scourged Jesus Christ to the crowds ahead of his crucifixion.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-1254585721072370143</guid><category>Left</category><title>The processions, the news, and the papal apology...</title><link>https://www.pillarcatholic.com/p/the-processions-the-news-and-the</link><author>null@newadvent.org (J.D. Flynn)</author><description>If you’re American, I hope you were able to celebrate Memorial Day yesterday with some time off from work or school, and looking forward to a good summer. Some of you, I suspect, went to a cemetery to pray for America’s war dead. Some of you went down the shore. I spent the day with my family...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-1703002330879592554</guid><category>Center</category><title>Argentine archbishop resigns abruptly as former diocese reels...</title><link>https://www.pillarcatholic.com/p/argentine-archbishop-resigns-abruptly</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Luke Coppen)</author><description>Archbishop Gabriel Antonio Mestre stood down as the Metropolitan Archbishop of La Plata May 27, at the age of 55, two decades ahead of the typical retirement age for diocesan bishops. Mestre had previously served as bishop of the similarly named Diocese of Mar del Plata from 2017 to 2023, when he was named Archbishop of La Plata, succeeding the now Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, the Vatican’s doctrinal chief.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-9187348673094716908</guid><category>Left</category><title>Is the Pope’s PR safety net misrepresenting his use of slang?</title><link>https://cruxnow.com/news-analysis/2024/05/is-popes-pr-safety-net-misrepresenting-his-use-of-slang</link><author>null@newadvent.org (John Allen)</author><description>One curious feature of the modern papacy is the informal, but very real, PR safety net which grows up almost spontaneously around every pontiff. It’s forged in part by the Vatican’s own official communications channels, but even more so by outside commentators and media platforms heavily invested in selling a given pope’s story to the world.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-304437749306490633</guid><category>Center</category><title>How You Can Get Plenary Indulgences This Summer...</title><link>https://www.ncregister.com/blog/how-you-can-get-plenary-indulgences-this-summer</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Joseph Pronechen)</author><description>Summer presents a spiritual surprise. Several plenary indulgences are possible for you, your family and friends to gain for yourself or to apply to any soul in purgatory. These indulgences are in addition to those particular ones the Church allows on a daily basis — and which so few people realize are available. We’ve discussed daily ones before and will review them later, but let’s begin with those falling during summer.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-915588347340011582</guid><category>Left</category><title>19 Points of Advice for Fighting the Devil...</title><link>https://www.ncregister.com/blog/19-points-of-advice-for-fighting-the-devil</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Patti Armstrong)</author><description>The exorcists I consult occasionally for articles have personally seen a lot of the devil’s theatrics: levitation, room temperature suddenly and drastically dropping, people knowing foreign languages they never studied, foul odors, objects flying and other antics intended to intimidate the exorcist. Yet, we are told not to fear evil. The exorcists do, however, strongly warn us to stay away from it and use the protection God gives us.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-2737343663337866481</guid><category>Center</category><title>The Pursuit of Happiness...</title><link>https://www.thecatholicthing.org/2024/05/28/the-pursuit-of-happiness-2/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Robert Royal)</author><description>Sociology is the softest of the sciences – according to sociological surveys – and its practitioners, with noteworthy exceptions, largely lean – and more than lean – Left. Which may explain why a recent New York Times essay seems puzzled and not a little irritated by the fact, noted by the sociologists, that conservatives are measurably happier...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-2986551627066599784</guid><category>Left</category><title>Rome Today Isn’t What It Was...</title><link>https://www.thecatholicthing.org/2024/05/25/rome-today-isnt-what-it-was/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>Thirty years ago, St. John Paul the Great launched two new pontifical academies, the Pontifical Academy for Social Sciences (PASS) and the Pontifical Academy for Life (PAV). It was the heady days of the 1990s, when the papal magisterium offered a bold defense of life and liberty according to Gospel principles...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-6103566971327306353</guid><category>Center</category><title>Who will hold the keys of St. Peter after Pope Francis? The ups and downs of expertise.....</title><link>https://catholicherald.co.uk/the-use-of-expertise-when-asking-who-will-next-hold-the-keys-of-st-peter/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>While American journalist David von Drehle has enjoyed a highly distinguished career, including stints with both the Washington Post and Time, I doubt that he’ll look back at a piece he filed on me on March 14, 2013, the day after the election of Pope Francis, as one of his professional highlights.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-4791426639917422675</guid><category>Left</category><title>Tens of thousands of pilgrims (80% under age 35) travel to Chartres to celebrate the Traditional Latin Mass...</title><link>https://catholicherald.co.uk/pilgrimage-to-chartres-tens-of-thousands-come-to-celebrate-the-traditional-latin-mass/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>Over the recent Whitsun weekend I, along with more than 20,000 other pilgrims, descended upon the city of Chartres, in a walking pilgrimage of about 100 kilometres from Paris to Chartres over two and a half days, to hear a Solemn High Pontifical Mass in the traditional Roman rite sung in Latin in the great cathedral of Chartres, a rite for which that cathedral was designed, I need hardly add.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-8299341798919843955</guid><category>Center</category><title>Support and pray for those carrying the cross of infertility...</title><link>https://theleaven.org/support-pray-for-those-carrying-the-cross-of-infertility/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>St. John Paul II calls children the crowning glory of a marriage — the crowning glory. So when they don’t come to be, it is a real frustration of marital love and causes deep suffering. This suffering drives the multibillion-dollar fertility industry. It is only from such a place that people would subject themselves to that level of manipulation...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-5727540607944648960</guid><category>Left</category><title>7 Enchanting Islands That You Can Walk to at Low Tide...</title><link>https://dailypassport.com/islands-that-walk-to-at-low-tide/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>By definition, an island is a body of land that’s entirely surrounded by water. Islands are typically accessible by aircraft or boat, but around the world there are some islands that are technically only islands at high tide. When the water levels are low, they become connected to the mainland by sandbars, natural pathways, or causeways. So, lace up your favorite walking shoes, wait for low tide, and walk to these seven fascinating islands.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-2438026174877955244</guid><category>Center</category><title>From Hinduism to Catholicism: How Soon-to-Be-Saint Carlo Acutis Inspired a Man to Convert...</title><link>https://www.ncregister.com/cna/from-hinduism-to-catholicism-how-soon-to-be-saint-carlo-acutis-inspired-a-man-to-convert</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Courtney Mares)</author><description>In an interview, Rajesh Mohur shared the story of his spiritual journey and how he came to know Acutis, the computer-coding teen who was the first millennial beatified in the Catholic Church and a patron of the [August 2023] World Youth Day. Mohur grew up on a small island in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Africa, about 500 miles east of Madagascar...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-9120648311006052655</guid><category>Left</category><title>Here’s the 2005 Vatican Document Central to the Pope’s Address to the Italian Bishops: ‘Criteria for the Discernment of Vocation for Persons with Homosexual Tendencies’...</title><link>https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/ccatheduc/documents/rc_con_ccatheduc_doc_20051104_istruzione_en.html</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>In continuity with the teaching of the Second Vatican Council and, in particular, with the Decree Optatam Totius on priestly formation, the Congregation for Catholic Education has published various Documents with the aim of promoting a suitable, integral formation of future priests, by offering guidelines and precise norms regarding its diverse aspects...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-7321063858431751575</guid><category>Center</category><title>Pope Uses Blunt Slang Word for Homosexuals While Saying There Are ‘Too Many’ of Them in Seminaries; Vatican Spokesman Offers ‘Apologies to Those Who Were Offended’...</title><link>https://apnews.com/article/pope-gay-priests-francis-vatican-92ee291bbeef00a898a10a8a45afd32c</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni issued a statement acknowledging the media storm that erupted about Francis’ comments, which were delivered behind closed doors to Italian bishops on May 20.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-1085297169420756502</guid><category>Left</category><title>Very few people realize the carnage and abandonment that’s part of the IVF process ...</title><link>https://theleaven.org/ivf-leaves-hundreds-of-thousands-of-embryos-abandoned/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>To determine the morality of IVF, we must ask the question: “What is the purpose of the sexual act?” The wisdom of the church teaches that the purposes of the sexual act are procreation (having and raising virtuous children) and unity (communion of the spouses from a complete gift of self). The sexual act must always be ordered to both of these purposes, which work together for the benefit of the couple and possible children.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-7568768061392848523</guid><category>Center</category><title>News coverage in the whirlwind, or theater of the absurd?</title><link>https://www.catholicculture.org/commentary/news-coverage-in-whirlwind-or-theater-absurd/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>The range of news stories we cover is really quite remarkable. There are nearly always stories in all three Catholic news categories: Perhaps we should call them the good, the bad and the ugly. I’ll illustrate what I mean by selecting a few stories from the past three days. First, the good. I was very pleased to see Cardinal Fernández attempt to mend fences with the Coptic Orthodox Church...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-8416426108975739113</guid><category>Left</category><title>An Introduction to St. Augustine’s “Confessions”...</title><link>https://theimaginativeconservative.org/2024/05/saint-augustine-confessions-introduction-joseph-pearce.html</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Joseph Pearce)</author><description>If any single book can claim to be the quintessential Christian classic it must be St. Augustine’s Confessions. There are other claimants to the accolade, to be sure. One thinks perhaps of Augustine’s other masterpiece, The City of God, or the Summa Theologica of St. Thomas Aquinas, or possibly, if one is seeking lighter fare...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-7578061265425886800</guid><category>Center</category><title>Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity: In Jesus We See the Whole Trinity — and Join In...</title><link>https://media.benedictine.edu/this-sunday-our-genius-god-gave-us-his-own-icon-of-the-trinity-jesus</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Tom Hoopes)</author><description>God in his genius found a way for us to understand even something as mysterious as the Trinity, and we see it on the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, Year B. It can be difficult to relate to God. He is invisible. He is outside time and space. The Trinity is a mystery beyond comprehension: the mystery of who God is in himself. As St. Augustine put it, “If you understood him, it would not be God.”</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-7410397702001524389</guid><category>Left</category><title>Was Abraham Reprehensible for Pretending that Sarah was His Sister?</title><link>https://stpaulcenter.com/was-abraham-reprehensible-for-pretending-that-sarah-was-his-sister/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>St. Paul famously describes the Old Testament patriarch Abraham as our father in faith, yet this doesn’t seem to square well with Abraham’s treatment of his wife Sarah on not one but two separate occasions. On the first occasion, in Genesis 12, we’ve only just been introduced to the figure of Abram and his wife Sarai when the biblical narrator announces to us that due to a famine afflicting his native country...</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-5548539722719323832</guid><category>Center</category><title>‘All Gifts From God’: Crowds, Connection, Conversion Mark National Eucharistic Pilgrimage’s First Week...</title><link>https://www.osvnews.com/2024/05/26/all-gifts-from-god-crowds-connection-conversion-mark-national-pilgrimages-first-week/</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>In their first week, pilgrims on the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage have faced blisters, a busted toe and thunderstorms, but those “hiccups” along the routes are “all gifts from God,” said Jack Krebs, a perpetual pilgrim on the pilgrimage’s St. Junipero Serra Route.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-1977878208490500568</guid><category>Left</category><title>Carbon dating reveals true age of purported tunics of St. Peter and St. John...</title><link>https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/257815/carbon-dating-reveals-true-age-of-purported-tunics-of-st-peter-and-st-john</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>The Vatican Museums on Thursday announced the new permanent exhibition of two relics purportedly belonging to St. Peter and St. John the Evangelist, shedding light on their origin and age.</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-5205342612014071984</guid><category>Center</category><title>Transgender Hermit Announcement Poses Questions About Church’s Teaching on Religious Life...</title><link>https://www.ncregister.com/news/transgender-hermit-catholic-church-teaching</link><author>null@newadvent.org (null)</author><description>A hermit in Kentucky who publicly identified as transgender this past weekend has prompted questions about how the Catholic Church should deal with such cases in religious life given the Church’s opposition to what Pope Francis has called “gender ideology.”</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-6120643438520051183</guid><category>Left</category><title>Do You Ever Feel Envy? Me Too. This Is Why We Feel It — and How to Let It Go...</title><link>https://danielgordon.substack.com/p/envy-and-the-clarification-of-desire</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Daniel Gordon)</author><description>Bertrand Russell, a philosopher of the twentieth century, wrote that envy is one of the most powerful causes of unhappiness. If we want to live well, we need to know the paths to follow and the paths to avoid. Envy can become a prison we create for ourselves. Why do we feel envy? And how can we break free from it? Or, better yet, escape it in the first place?</description></item> <item><guid isPermaLink="false">tag:newadvent.org,1999:blog-3972000218521616682.post-547897344388208742</guid><category>Center</category><title>What did Harrison Butker get right? And what did he get wrong?</title><link>http://blog.newadvent.org/2024/05/what-did-harrison-butker-get-right-and.html</link><author>null@newadvent.org (Chris Stefanick)</author><description>I usually don’t jump into cultural commentary, but this one’s worth talking about. First of all because it’s probably the most talked about, specifically Catholic graduation speech in my lifetime. The things he gets right are spot on. The things he gets wrong are way off. Both provide a teaching moment that we need to pay attention to...</description></item> </channel></rss>If you would like to create a banner that links to this page (i.e. this validation result), do the following:
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